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APSU Men’s Basketball hangs on to beat Union, 99-95
October 25, 2019 | 
Clarksville, TN – It was at times the free-wheeling, run-and-gun fun that Austin Peay State University (APSU) men’s basketball team has exhibited for much of the first two seasons of head coach Matt Figger‘s tenure.
And at other times, it looked like nine new faces were still getting used to playing with one another in real time.
Austin Peay Men’s Basketball wins exhibition game against Union at the Dunn Center, Thursday night. (APSU Sports Information)
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APSU Men’s Basketball to kick off exhibition slate against Union, Thursday
Clarksville, TN – The Austin Peay State University (APSU) men’s basketball team will host the first of two exhibition contests when Union University visits the Dunn Center for a 7:00pm, Thursday, October 24th tip-off.
Austin Peay Men’s Basketball ready to start season with exhibition match against Union, Thursday. (APSU Sports Information)
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Kenwood Knights fall to Mount Juliet Golden Bears late rally, 48-45
Clarksville, TN – The Mount Juliet Golden Bears rallied in the fourth quarter to overcome an eight-point deficit and slay the Kenwood Knights, 48-45, in the Region 5-AAA tournament quarterfinals Tuesday night at Kenwood High School.
After outscoring the Bears 11-7 in the third quarter, the Knights went into the final quarter with a 37-29 lead. However, the Knights made just one field goal in the fourth quarter. Their only other points in the last eight minutes came from 6-of-10 shooting at the free throw line.
Kenwood Boy’s Basketball season comes to a close with 48-45 loss to Mount Juliet.
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Clarksville High Wildcats and Kenwood Knights move on in District Tournament Semifinals
Clarksville, TN – The top four seeds in the District 10-AAA boys basketball tournament played each other in the semifinals at Kenwood High School Saturday.
Last season’s tournament champion advanced while this season’s top seeded regular season champion came up short.
The Clarksville High Wildcats and the Kenwood Knights advanced to play in the district tournament championship.
Clarksville High Boy’s Basketball beats Northwest 55-39.
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Kenwood Knights rally from early Clarksville High barrage to defeat Wildcats 57-51
Clarksville, TN – Kenwood High School found itself down 15 points to Clarksville High School after one quarter, Friday, January 23rd at William Workman Gymnasium, but rallied over the final three periods to come away with a 57-51 District 10-AAA victory.
With the win, Kenwood (14-7, 7-3 District 10-AAA) remains tied for the top spot in the district standings with Northwest High School – who defeated West Creek High School 71-61 – while CHS (9-10, 6-4 District 10-AAA) drops to third-place.
Kenwood Boy’s Basketball beat Clarksville High 57-51 Friday night.
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Henry County Patriots Buzzer Beater Gives Kenwood Knights Third Straight District Loss
Clarksville, TN – In basketball, the phrase buzzer beater conjures images of long jump shots from behind the three-point arc or half court as the last seconds of the clock wind down. Friday night at Kenwood High School, the Knights suffered their third straight district loss to the Henry County Patriots, 42-44, due to a buzzer beater. However, this game winning shot was not a long 3-pointer.
The game was tied at 42 with four seconds left on the clock when Angel Hall missed two free throws that would have given the Knights a lead.
Kenwood Boy’s Basketball loses 44-42 to Henry County Friday night.
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Rossview Hawks Stun the Kenwood Knights in OT, 51-50, for First District Win
Clarksville, TN – The Kenwood Knights (12-5, 5-1) rallied from eight points down in the fourth quarter to tie the game and send it into overtime Friday night at Kenwood High School. However, in overtime the rally came up short. The Rossview Hawks (9-6, 1-5) held off the Knights in overtime, 51-50, for their first district win.
The Knights came into Friday night’s game on a five game winning streak and undefeated in district play. The Hawks smothering defense held the Knights offense to a season low 40 points in regulation time. For the first three quarters the Knights scored single digit points and trailed the Hawks 31-23 going into the fourth.
Rossview Boy’s Basketball takes down Kenwood 51-50 in OT.
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Kenwood Knights Repel Northwest Vikings, 63-53
Clarksville, TN – The Kenwood Knights (12-4, 5-0) held off the Northwest Vikings (9-7, 3-2), 63-53, at Kenwood High School for their first district win of the new year.
The Vikings came very close to orchestrating a comeback victory. They cut down an 18-point deficit at the beginning of the third quarter to three points in the fourth quarter.
But the Knights executed down the stretch, eating up time with the lead and making five of six free throws in the fourth quarter to get the win.
Kenwood Boy’s Basketball defeats Northwest Vikings 63-53. (Michael Rios/Clarksville Sports Network)
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Kenwood Knights can’t keep Waverly Tigers from clawing out 60-57 overtime victory
Clarksville, TN – A last-second shot in regulation wouldn’t fall for Kenwood High School, in the final day of the Rossview High School Christmas Classic on Tuesday, December 23rd, allowing Waverly Central High School a second chance that would turn into a 60-57 victory.
Kenwood (7-4) was leading the Tigers, 49-47, with 1:32 left in regulation and in possession of the ball trying to work for a layup, of foul by Waverly.
Kenwood Boy’s Basketball drops game at Rossview High School Christmas Classic to Waverly.
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Kenwood Knights Smite West Creek Coyotes, 66-49, remain Undefeated in District 10-AAA
Clarksville, TN – The next chapter of the rivalry of the Peacher’s Mills Road Schools was written Friday night. In that chapter the Kenwood Knights tamed the West Creek Coyotes, 66-49.
Both teams came out running and gunning in the first period, setting a fast pace where both teams scored double digit points. But when the pace slowed in the second period, the Knights offense executed in the half court while the Coyotes offense stalled. The Knights outscored the Coyotes 15-5 in the second period, taking over the game and never relinquishing control.
Kenwood Boy’s Basketball gets 66-49 win over Kenwood.
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